NEW- Georgia O'Keefe Abstractions

The best of Georgia O'Keefe is in her abstractions. The Whitney Museum (Madison and 75th) not to be outdone by her MA neighbors has launched into O'Keefe abstracts as a real thing. More refined than Arthur Dove's and somewhat overworked, they are yet a delight of color and form. Forget the critic's erotic interpertation and let the paintings take you higher. Whitney closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Show runs until January 17.
More to come- Linnie

Thinking of You

A day to remember the consummate male cat, Cupid,

and the woods he loved.

We love them; then they leave.

1929, Artist and Patrons-

Remember Kandinsky  at the Gugghnheim?

Pictured between Mrs. Guggenheim and Baroness Rebay, Kandinsky poses with Solomon R. Guggenheim, who built the museum and bought the paintings!

The Guggenheims, An American Epic, by John H. Davis

Goodbye to Leaves, Golden and Falling

Statue of Liberty at Dawn

Photo of the Statue of Liberty in the New York Harbor at sunrise. The sunlight has not yet reached the Brooklyn roof-tops where Craig Chessari took this photo at dawn. It was exhibited at the Pacific Street Gallery in New London, CT where the show is now all packed up and off to other walls. Sorry, if you missed it!

Safe Journey and thank you for all the love, Spam

"Open you heart more to love."

Harold Klemp, Talk- The Secret Path to Heaven